'Winged' Alien-like creatures who 'lived 1,000 years ago' to be tested live
A “new species” of ancient alien-like creatures with “wings or fins” who walked around the Earth more than 1,000 years ago has been discovered, according to a pair of documentarians.
Extraterrestrial-hunting filmmakers Serena DC and Michael Mazzola are set to show a number of never-before-seen images of the creatures discovered in a remote Peruvian mine. While some officials have branded their discovery as “fake” aliens, Serena and Michael claimed the photos prove they discovered a new form of life.
The Emmy-nominated duo claimed they’ve stumbled on a significant discovery for mankind and will present their findings at the Mondrian Hotel in Hollywood, Los Angeles, on Tuesday (March 12). They will be joined by scientists, forensic experts and attorneys to give “interpretations” and test the creatures live in front of an audience.
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Serena and Michael are set to reveal more about the creatures on Tuesday in Hollywood (This Is Not A Hoax the Nazca Alien Autopsies)
The pair said they discovered the three-fingered 'alien mummies' in a Peruvian mine (This Is Not A Hoax the Nazca Alien Autopsies)It comes just days after the documentary makers claimed to discover the “alien mummies” from 1,000AD and said X-ray results might point to them being “from somewhere else in the galaxy”. The martian-like creatures, that were discovered in a mountain mine, were said to have three fingers and stand at four feet tall.
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A DNA analysis of the creatures indicated that “30 per cent of the genetic materials are unidentified,” they claimed.
“My initial takeaway from looking at these beings is that these bodies are a new species unknown to mankind previously,” Michael said. “It is entirely surreal and humbling to confront a mystery so startling and to feel ill-equipped to solve the riddle here.
“That is why we are calling on scientists worldwide to participate in this examination and film and help us understand these beings.”
The creatures alledegly walked on the Earth in 1,000AD they duo said (This Is Not A Hoax the Nazca Alien Autopsies)Michael explained that the beings look as though they have wings or fins, which he admitted was a little strange. He said: “One of these beings appears to have a wing-like or fin-like appendage. It is extremely bizarre-looking, and we do not know what it is until further analysis is done.”
The pair are all too familiar with ridicule and similar discoveries being stamped as a conspiracy theory. “I do not know why some Peruvian officials and scientists have taken the position that these are fake. But it is an injustice that needs to be corrected and it is not too late to do,” he said.
“I feel a profound responsibility to find some kind of redemption for these beings, whatever they are.”
But Michael had a stern word of warning. “This is not a hoax misinformation and misconceptions that have been circulated,” he said.
He added: "It is completely bizarre to me that these discoveries have been ignored, dismissed and ridiculed instead of being considered as the biggest story in the world of science."
The pair have collated their purported evidence in an upcoming film, This Is Not A Hoax, the Nazca Alien Autopsies, in their quest for the truth about these bodies.
Dr Jose Zalce Benitez, a forensic doctor with the Mexican Navy who contributed to the film, said he is confident that the creatures are completely authentic.
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He said: "The DNA results corroborate their authenticity and at the same time demonstrate their differentiation to any known species in Darwin's Taxonomy”.
Dr Jose added: "These bodies of three different species are extraordinary, and they must be treated with the necessary respect and objectivity so that humanity understands that we are facing something that could completely change our conception and understanding of ourselves as human beings."
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